thank you, nick garnett manchester _ said it. thank you, nick garnett manchester crown _ said it.aid it. thank you, nick garnett manchester crown court. we i said it. thank you, nick garnett - manchester crown court. we expect to hear from manchester crown court. we expect to hearfrom brianna's parents make a statement outside court. we will go back there for that and the police statement. patients are being warned to expect major disruption in england after junior doctors began further strike action in their ongoing dispute over pay. nhs strike action has already seen more than a million appointments and treatments cancelled this year. the stoppage will last for three days until 7am on saturday, with senior doctors drafted in to provide emergency cover. this latest walk—out will be followed by a six—day strike injanuary, the longest in nhs history. it comes after talks between the british medical association and government broke down earlier this month. 0ur health correspondent sharon barbour reports. across england, tens of thousands ofjunior doctors stopped work at 7:00 this mo

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nick garnett is outside manchester crown court. what happened today?ar—old 28 times. it has been horrific both in this country and has been talked about hugely in this country and further afield as well. but until now, we haven't been able to name the two children involved. they are now 16 years old and they will be going to prison for life imprisonment. but that sentence won't be handed down until every the second next year. now, at that point, a judge this morning has decided that she will lift the banning order that stops us from naming the two children involved. now, that was opposed by their lawyers, their lawyer said that they shouldn't do it, that it would be detrimental to their health and to their mental health and also to their mental health and also to theirfamilies. but thejudge their mental health and also to their families. but the judge told manchester crown court, which is behind me here, it was in the public interest. this is such an horrific crime and they should be no hiding behind anonymity for those involved in killing her. so it w

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let's go live to liverpool and speak to our reporter nick garnett. let's start with that apology.? 34 years since the disaster, in 2016 after the end of. disaster, in 2016 after the end of the inquest, the bishop of liverpool james shows, who has had a long history of being involved in what happened after hillsborough, was commissioned by the government to write a report. he came up with a report with 25 recommendations for ways in which what happened at hillsborough could not happen again. in terms of what happened afterwards for the families. those 25 recommendations went to the government, since then nothing has happened, six years, seven home secretaries. countless prime ministerial changes. that delay, each new home secretary had to look at the document again and come up with their own proposals and recommendations and that has been why it has been delayed. long. today nrc minutes it had just been published. i can tell you some of the things in it. it says the government will create a new law forcing the police to be open and honest about what it knows when tragedy strikes or